Wine drinking and viticulture are as synonymous with Argentina as Lionel Messi, tango dancing, and huge slabs of tender grilled steak. In fact, there’s few things Argentines enjoy more than engaging in animated conversations while sharing a bottle of full-bodied Malbec or aromatic Torrontés. The nation’s winemaking roots can beContinue Reading
Argentina is famous for many things. Think natural sights like the Andes and Iguazú Falls, or the cultural obsession with football and tango. But you may not know that Argentina also boasts a striking architectural landscape influenced by the traditions of indigenous groups and European settlers. Here are some unusualContinue Reading
How would you like to get off the beaten path and do something really extraordinary? The adventurer in all of us is just dying to get out and explore the world’s most fantastic destinations. Why hit the usual tourist traps and same-old vacation spots when you can look a hyenaContinue Reading
Nothing beats a good road trip. Exploring by car allows you to immerse yourself in the journey rather than hurrying to get to a specific destination. Road trips in the United States are so popular that an estimated 50 million Americans embarked on one in 2019, according to a AAA Travel survey.Continue Reading
Another espresso shot to start a drizzly and gray day. We looked forward to explore Porto, Portugal as we slowly got up and ready to explore around the city. We saw a lot in the historic district of Porto the previous day, so today we wanted to focus by theContinue Reading
I visited Vegas for the second time and saw a totally different side to the city. Everything you hate gets faded out by what you start to love. My first visit was for my 22nd birthday, and was of course filled with boozy nights at clubs. Don’t get me wrong,Continue Reading
It’s March 12, 2020 and there is a virus sweeping the nation. In a time where constant meaningless articles and memes are being shared it’s so important to stay grounded and smart. I have a bunch of travel plans coming up and am doing my best not to buy intoContinue Reading
During my PhD I have to do a PIPS project, which is essentially a three month long internship in something that has nothing to do with my PhD. My PIPS project is up in Inverness, at the Raigmore hospital. My pal, Anneli, did hers in Brussels at the European Commission,Continue Reading
From Seattle all the way down to Orlando, sickness is sweeping our country. Clubs and bars are closing their doors. Parties, funerals, and even weddings are being canceled. The toilet paper shelves are empty and the flights have dropped down to the price of a tank of gas! While I’mContinue Reading
